The Electropages Podcast

In this Electropages podcast, host Robin Mitchell talks with Joe O'Hare, Senior Director of Marketing at Everspin Technologies, about MRAM (Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory) and its role in ensuring system reliability for critical applications. Joe explains how MRAM delivers trillions of write cycles, radiation tolerance, and worry-free endurance—making it the go-to memory for aerospace, satellites, medical devices, and data storage. The discussion covers the evolution of MRAM, its use in commercial aircraft and lunar landers, and its integration with FPGAs for enhanced reliability. Learn why MRAM is becoming the preferred solution where data loss is not an option.

Welcome to another episode of The Electropages Podcast. In this episode we are joined by Christian Jonglas, Head of Technical Support at Gaia Converter, to explore the world of modular DC-DC power solutions. In this insightful discussion, Christian sheds light on the advantages of modular design, Gaia Converter's innovations in high-efficiency wide-input-range modules, and their applications in defence, aerospace, and industrial markets. Learn how these pre-qualified, reliable modules simplify power supply development, reduce costs, and meet stringent standards. Whether you're designing for military-grade resilience or industrial adaptability, Gaia Converter offers robust and flexible power solutions tailored to your needs.

In this Electropages podcast, host Robin Mitchell interviews Marc Pegulu, Vice President and General Manager of the Connectivity System Business Unit at Qorvo. They discuss Qorvo's latest innovations, including their cutting-edge Matter system on chip (SoC) technology, designed to revolutionise smart living with seamless connectivity across smart home devices. Marc highlights the importance of Matter in bridging the gap between different protocols like Bluetooth, Zigbee, and Thread, making smart homes more integrated and energy-efficient. The conversation also touches on how Qorvo's Matter SoC ensures future-proof, low-power, and secure wireless solutions for the evolving IoT landscape.

In this Electropages podcast, host Robin Mitchell talks with Sabrina Bochen, Director of Product Planning and Marketing at u-blox, about their latest innovations in IoT connectivity. Sabrina introduces the new SARA-S528NM10 module, designed for IoT Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN) to enable seamless connectivity through satellite and LTE. They discuss how this technology is revolutionising asset tracking, renewable energy monitoring, and industrial IoT applications by providing dynamic, low-power, satellite-to-cellular switching. Learn how u-blox is pushing the boundaries of IoT with advanced satellite solutions.

In this Electropages podcast, host Robin Mitchell speaks with Armin Derpmanns, Vice President of Marketing and Operations at Toshiba, about the company's recent privatization and its impact on future innovations. Armin highlights Toshiba's focus on power semiconductors, the growing role of silicon carbide, and the strategic move towards sustainability and digitalization. The discussion delves into how Toshiba's global market expansion is driving new opportunities in automotive, industrial, and renewable energy sectors.

In this Electropages podcast, host Robin Mitchell is joined by Kevin Kleine, Senior Director of Applied AI at NI, now part of Emerson's Test & Measurement division. Kevin discusses how AI is transforming the test and measurement industry, enabling intelligent systems and optimising efficiency. From leveraging AI in data acquisition to predictive maintenance, Kevin offers insights into how engineers can utilise emerging technologies for improved results.

In this Electropages podcast, host Robin Mitchell interviews Mark Pinto, CEO of Dukosi, about their groundbreaking battery management technology. Dukosi's nearfield wireless solution enables smart chips to be placed on each battery cell, improving safety, performance, and sustainability. This innovative system optimises battery life, enhances monitoring accuracy, and simplifies the process of replacing faulty cells. With applications in electric vehicles and energy storage, Dukosi's technology offers solutions for fast charging, temperature management, and battery recycling, paving the way for safer and more efficient batteries.

Welcome to a new episode of The Electropages Podcast! In this episode, host Robin Mitchell talks with Matt Burns, Director of Technical Marketing at Samtec. They discuss Samtec's latest developments in ruggedized and high-speed interconnect technology, including the URSA® I/O platform and optical data transfer for high-performance computing. Matt also shares insights on the evolving role of trade shows post-pandemic, highlights technology demos on display at electronica 2024, and discusses key trends in AI and embedded computing.

In this Electropages podcast, Robin Mitchell speaks with Juergen Scheele, VP of eMobility Applications at Littelfuse, on their forward-thinking work in EV technology. From addressing range anxiety with faster charging solutions to pioneering new safety measures, Juergen breaks down the critical challenges and tech advancements transforming electrification. Littelfuse's approach combines advanced circuit protection, thermal management, and onboard sensor tech to make electric vehicles safer and more efficient. Juergen also previews what Littelfuse will showcase at Electronica 2024 in Munich, including innovations for commercial and industrial e-mobility applications. For insights into the next steps in EV development and powertrain technology, this episode is a must-listen

In this Electropages podcast, host Robin Mitchell talks to Nebu Philips from Synaptics about their innovative AI and IoT solutions. Nebu explains how Synaptics is addressing the challenges of integrating AI into IoT devices with their new Astra and SL series processors. The discussion covers low-power, efficient AI at the edge, optimising user experiences, and the expanding role of AI in consumer, enterprise, and industrial applications. Learn how Synaptics is advancing the future of AI-driven IoT with scalable, power-efficient solutions.

In this episode of The Electropages Podcasat, host Robin Mitchell sits down with Sannah Vinding, the Digital Marketing Director at MCC (Micro Commercial Components), to explore the unique intersection of technology and communication in the semiconductor industry. With a background in engineering and years of experience in marketing, Sannah shares insights on how MCC is leading the charge in the semiconductor space, offering a fully integrated solution from raw material to final product. They discuss the challenges faced by engineers in today's fast-paced, ever-evolving market and how MCC's extensive portfolio of over 10,000 components, including advanced silicon carbide devices, is designed to meet these demands. Listeners will gain an inside look at MCC's strategic approach to maintaining a robust supply chain amidst global disruptions and their commitment to customer-centric innovation. Whether you're an engineer or simply interested in the future of semiconductor technology, this episode offers valuable perspectives on the complexities and innovations shaping the industry.

In this episode of the Electropages Podcast, we are joined by Omnetics Connector Corporation. Travis Neumann, Special Project Manager, and Eric Bergquist, Project Engineer, discuss the latest advancements in robotics and their applications across various industries. The podcast explores how Omnetics Connector Corporation is pioneering innovative solutions to enhance robotic efficiency and functionality. Listeners will gain insights into the challenges faced in the robotics field and how Omnetics Connector Corporation is addressing these with cutting-edge technology. The episode also touches on future trends in robotics and the potential impact on both the industry and society at large.

In this episode of the Electropages Podcast, Robin is joined by Gary Beckstedt, VP of Quality and Warehouse Operations at Flip Electronics. The main focus is on the serious issue of counterfeit electronics in the industry. They discuss the significant risks these counterfeit components pose to quality and safety, and the comprehensive strategies Flip Electronics employs to combat this growing problem. The conversation covers rigorous quality checks, sourcing from reputable suppliers, and the role of advanced technological solutions in detecting counterfeit parts. Additionally, the episode highlights an e-book that offers practical tips for identifying and managing counterfeit electronics. This resource is described as an essential guide for industry professionals navigating the challenges of counterfeit components in the supply chain. Get the e-book here: https://flipelectronics.com/request/counteracting-counterfeiting-ebook-download.php

Welcome to another episode of the Electropages podcast. Today, host Robin Mitchell is joined by Charlie Hauck, CEO of Bluespec Inc, to explore the latest developments in RISC-V technology and its applications. Charlie discusses the challenges and solutions in creating efficient and scalable semiconductor tools, emphasising their critical role in fostering innovation across various industries. The episode looks at Bluespec's transition from an EDA-focused company to a leader in RISC-V cores and tool development, highlighting their strategic shift to meet the demands of modern hardware design. Charlie details Bluespec's comprehensive approach to RISC-V architecture, offering both silicon IP and development tools that enhance engineers' abilities to optimise performance for specific applications. This flexibility allows Bluespec to meet a wide range of customer needs, ensuring that both new and legacy systems benefit from the latest in semiconductor technology. The discussion underlines Bluespec's commitment to innovation and customer-focused solutions in the semiconductor sector, navigating the complexities of hardware acceleration and system optimisation. To learn more about their innovative solutions and how they might enhance your projects, please visit https://bluespec.com/.

Welcome to another episode of the Electropages podcast. Today, host Robin Mitchell is joined by Duker Dapper, VP and GM of Resurgent Manufacturing Services (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Flip Electronics) and Bill Bradford, President of Flip Electronics, to discuss bridging the gap between the lifecycles of semiconductor components and the lifecycles of the products that rely on them, Flip's new strategic partnership with Ampleon and its impact on semiconductor obsolescence. The episode focuses on their collaborative efforts to extend the lifecycle of semiconductor components, crucial for industries relying on these technologies. Duker and Bill explain how they are working to ensure the availability of essential semiconductor parts, even as original productions cease. This process involves acquiring licenses to continue manufacturing and supplying these critical components, thus avoiding disruptions in industries like healthcare and automotive, where redesigning equipment around new parts can be costly and time-consuming. Bill shares insights into the origins and mission of Flip Electronics, emphasizing their specialty in navigating the challenges of obsolescence. Duker elaborates on the operational strategies the Resurgent Manufacturing Services acquisition brings to the Flip customer base, highlighting how their collective approach benefits the supply chain and end users by maintaining the flow of legacy components. To learn more about their work and how it might benefit your projects, please visit https://www.flipelectronics.com/.

Welcome to a new episode of the Electropages podcast where host Robin Mitchell hosts a special guest from Texas Instruments (TI), Mark Ng, who serves as the General Manager for Hybrid and Electric Vehicles. The conversation kicks off with an introduction to Mark's role at TI, where he oversees the development of next-generation automotive technologies, including onboard chargers, battery management systems, and traction inverters. Mark's work is pivotal in shaping the future of automotive design, focusing on electrification and the integration of advanced electronic systems into vehicles. The podcast delves into the critical topic of vehicle safety, particularly in the context of electronic systems and autonomous driving. Mark discusses the challenges faced by the automotive industry as it moves towards more autonomous vehicles, emphasizing the importance of functional safety in electronic devices and systems. He explains the complexities of creating a safe, redundant, and reliable ecosystem that meets OEMs' functional safety goals, touching upon standards like ISO 26262 and different ASIL levels. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of automotive technology, vehicle safety, and the role of electronics in the next generation of vehicles. Learn more about the AWR2544 single chip discussed in the episode here: https://www.ti.com/product/AWR2544

Welcome to another episode of the Electropages podcast. Today, host Robin Mitchell is joined by Ahsan Zaman from Silanna Semiconductor to look at the evolving AC to DC product lines, focusing on innovative flyback controllers. Ahsan discusses the challenges in creating compact, high-efficiency power adapters, emphasizing their contribution to greener power management. The episode also covers Silanna's design of versatile controllers for devices like laptop and phone chargers, addressing the need for smaller, yet efficient power supplies. Ahsan highlights Silanna's technology-agnostic approach, with controllers compatible with both cost-effective silicon FETs and higher-efficiency Gallium Nitride (GaN) devices. This flexibility allows them to meet various customer demands, balancing performance with cost. The discussion underscores Silanna's commitment to innovation in the power supply sector, navigating between different technologies to cater to the market's changing needs. To learn more, please visit https://silanna.com/products/silanna-semiconductor/

In this episode of The Electropages podcast Chet Babla, Senior Vice President of Strategic Marketing at indie Semiconductor, offers valuable insights for engineers and automotive industry professionals. Chet discloses the latest advancements in automotive sensor technology, including the integration of radars, cameras, ultrasonics, and LiDAR systems in vehicles, as well as the critical role these technologies play in enhancing vehicle safety and the challenges presented by the shift toward electric vehicles (EVs). This episode provides a comprehensive overview of the evolving electronic architectures in modern vehicles, making it a must-watch for those interested in automotive electronics and EV technology. To learn more about indie Semiconductor please visit https://indiesemi.com/

In this exciting episode of the Electropages podcast, we delve into the world of Quantum Computing and its profound implications for cybersecurity. We are joined by Mamta Gupta, Director of Portfolio Management at Lattice Semiconductor, who brings over two decades of experience in the field. In this episode, we explore: - The intersection of Quantum Computing and cybersecurity The challenges and threats posed by quantum computers to current cryptographic standards The distinction between symmetric and asymmetric cryptography and their quantum resilience Strategies for future-proofing encryption methods against quantum threats The concept of 'crypto agility' and its importance in the era of quantum computing Lattice Semiconductor's innovative solutions for post-quantum cryptography Whether you're an engineer, a tech enthusiast, or someone curious about the future of cybersecurity, this podcast offers valuable insights into the quantum leap in computing and its impact on data security. Discover how Lattice Semiconductor is leading the charge in providing secure solutions for an increasingly quantum-aware world. 

In this episode of the Electropages Podcast, Robin is joined by Gary Beckstedt, VP of Quality and Warehouse Operations at Flip Electronics, as they explore the alarming world of counterfeit electronics. Discover the real-life threats posed by counterfeit components, including a harrowing account of how such a part contributed to the loss of a US Air Force pilot's life. This discussion underscores the critical importance of authentic electronic components in ensuring safety and reliability, especially in high-stakes applications like military equipment. It's a must-watch for anyone interested in the electronics industry, offering valuable insights into the dangers of counterfeit parts and the importance of rigorous quality control. Gary discusses the complexities of the electronics supply chain and shares insights from Flip Electronics, a company at the forefront of combating counterfeit risks. Learn more about Flip Electronics here: https://www.flipelectronics.com/

Join us in this ground-breaking episode of the Electropages Podcast, where we delve into the future of autonomous driving with Dr. Stefania Sesia from u-blox.  This episode focuses on u-blox's latest solution u-safe, offering unprecedented decimetre precision in navigation, crucial for the safety and reliability of self-driving cars. Learn about the challenges and advancements in autonomous vehicle technology, including the shift of navigational responsibility from humans to machines, and how u-blox is leading this transformation with its commitment to safety and high-precision positioning systems.  Dr. Sesia discusses the importance of trustworthy data for autonomous decision-making in vehicles, highlighting the need for high integrity and accuracy in positioning solutions. Key topics covered include: The evolution of autonomous driving technology The role of high-precision GPS in self-driving cars Safety and integrity in autonomous vehicle navigation  The shift from human-operated to fully autonomous vehicles Challenges in developing reliable autonomous driving systems This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in the future of transportation, automotive technology, self-driving cars, and the role of GPS in autonomous navigation. For more information on u-blox's innovative solutions in autonomous driving, visit: https://www.u-blox.com/en/usafe

In this latest episode of the Electropages Podcast, our host Robin Mitchell is joined by Thomas Pühringer from SKIDATA and Silvia Kuo from ASUS IoT. They discuss the transformation of The Perini Business Park in Brazil. This 2.8 million m² technological hub is the largest of its kind in South America, and it's undergoing a significant upgrade with cutting-edge IoT solutions for access control and parking management. This episode offers an expert insight into the challenges and breakthroughs of implementing IoT in such a vast industrial environment. Learn about SKIDATA's expertise in access & revenue management and how ASUS IoT, a leading PC vendor, is propelling the IoT revolution with its secure, high-performance hardware and collaborative approach through its Partner Alliance Program. Ideal for those interested in IoT applications, industrial automation, and smart technology, this podcast is a rich source of insights into real-world IoT deployment in large-scale commercial settings.

In the latest episode of the Electropages Podcast, we are joined by two key figures from ENNOVI, the trailblazers in automotive technology and electrification. Sanjiv Chhahira and Ulrich Plewnia from ENNOVI (formerly Interplex) share their expert insights on the transformative journey towards sustainable automotive solutions. The discussion delves into the strategic rebranding of Interplex to ENNOVI, highlighting the company's renewed focus on innovation, sustainability, and the future of electric vehicles (EVs). The conversation dives into the significance of vehicle electrification in today's automotive industry. It explores the shift from traditional combustion engines to more sustainable electric drivetrains, emphasizing the impact on user experience, autonomous driving, and the global push towards greener technology. The conversation with ENNOVI's leaders provides a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities in the rapidly evolving landscape of automotive technology. For more information please visit: https://ennovi.com/

In this very special episode of the Electropages podcast, host Robin Mitchell gets a chance to talk with Mark Himelstein, Chief Technology Officer of RISC-V International, to explore the ground-breaking advancements and applications of RISC-V architecture in the tech world. Himelstein delves into the technical aspects of RISC-V, emphasizing its role in AI and ML, and discusses the significant growth of RISC-V in various sectors, including embedded systems, IoT, edge computing, and high-performance computing. The conversation highlights RISC-V's influence in fostering innovation and competition in computer science, with a focus on its adoption in different markets and its potential in applications ranging from automotive to server technologies. Learn more about the upcoming RISC-V Summit North America here. You can also see highlights from the 2022 RISC-V North America Summit here. 

In this episode of the Electropages Podcast, we are joined by Ralf Hellwig, Managing Director of RS Components DACH. Ralf sheds light on the company's tangible strides in sustainability, tackling greenwashing, emphasising the RS Group's commitment to authentic, measurable achievements in areas like CO2 reduction, water usage, and landfill waste. Ralf reveals the company's Platinum Status award, a testament to their top-tier environmental efforts. The conversation delves into the innovative concept of a product passport, a comprehensive record of a product's environmental footprint throughout its lifecycle. RS Group's "Better World" products are highlighted, offering customers environmentally conscious options backed by detailed CO2 footprint data. The company's approach to environmentally friendly packaging and their strategic efforts to minimize dependency on China, reducing CO2 emissions from extensive supply routes, are also explored. To learn more on the range of "Better World" products, visit the RS website: https://uk.rs-online.com/web/

In this episode of the Electropages Podcast, Robin Mitchell is joined by CS Wong and Dr Ernst Flemming from Rohde & Schwarz CS and Ernst introduce a state-of-the-art MX05 Oscilloscope that boasts an impressive array of features and functions. Ernst, Director of Product Management for Oscilloscopes and CS, the Product Manager for the MX05, delve into the remarkable capabilities of this innovative piece of equipment. The MX05 oscilloscope is commended for its speed, capable of capturing 4.5 million waveforms per second across multiple channels, a feature unparalleled in the market. This rapid acquisition rate ensures almost no blind time, offering engineers enhanced efficiency and accuracy in capturing waveforms. Ernest and CS divulge the practical applications of this feature, emphasizing its utility in identifying rare errors on a bus and facilitating efficient EMI debugging.  For more information please visit: https://www.rohde-schwarz.com/products/test-and-measurement/oscilloscopes/rs-mxo-5-oscilloscope_334228.html

In this episode of the Electropages Podcast, we sit down with Nat Edington, the CEO of Dukosi, a company striving to improve the performance, safety, and sustainability of battery systems by adding intelligence to each cell. The CEO shares his background in chip design and management, highlighting his experience in start-ups and companies like Wolfson Microelectronics, where he contributed to the portable audio business. The conversation primarily focuses on Dukosi's innovative chip-on-cell technology, a significant advancement in battery management systems, in which every cell in every battery can be monitored, record its lifetime data, and report its condition via reliable, contactless communication. To learn more about Dukosi and its innovative solutions please visit: https://www.dukosi.com/

In this episode of the Electropages Podcast Robin Mitchell is joined by Pulin Desai and Yipeng Liu, both Group Directors of Product Marketing for Cadence. Our guests unveil their latest DSP offerings designed to revolutionize audio and visual processing. Yipeng introduces the Hi-Fi DSP, a product engineered for audio signal processing, with a special focus on enhancing voice UI applications. This DSP integrates AI and neural network technologies to process and recognize voice commands efficiently, marking a significant advancement in user interface interactions. Pulin unveils the Vision DSP, a masterpiece of engineering tailored for high data rate processing from sources like cameras, radars, and LiDAR. This DSP stands out for its energy efficiency and performance, making it a preferred choice for battery-powered and energy-sensitive applications. The Vision DSP is not just about processing but does so with an eye on conserving energy, ensuring that devices are not just smart but also sustainable. To learn more about Cadence, please visit: https://www.cadence.com/en_US/home.html

In this episode of the Electropages podcast, host Robin Mitchell sits down with Scott Miller, Director of Product Management at Cinch Connectivity Solutions, part of the Bel family. Scott, with his 28 years of experience, unveils the intricate world of interconnect products designed for harsh environments. They delve into the concept of SWAP (Size, Weight, and Power) and its evolution to SWAPS, where 'Speed' becomes a pivotal factor in enhancing the efficiency of electronic components and connectors. To learn more, please visit https://www.belfuse.com/cinch

In this episode we sat down with Jens Gamperl, Founder & CEO, of Sourceability. Sourceability is a franchised electronic components distributor that provides electronics supply chain solutions and works with the largest catalogue of suppliers to provide the transparency, robust data, and speed for a seamless procurement process. We dive into Jens years of experience and gain valuable insight from a CEO on component supply chain management and risk assessment, we learn about the fascinating topic of interest rates on holding inventory and Jens gives us a huge piece of news. Whether you're in the engineering or purchasing team, there's something for everyone to learn in this truly insightful episode. Learn more about Sourceability: https://sourceability.com/

Join Electropages in this enlightening podcast episode as we explore the future of farming with Juli Ban from Murata. Dive deep into the world of agricultural technology and discover how Murata's innovative soil sensors are set to transform traditional farming practices. Learn about the sensors' capabilities in measuring soil temperature, moisture, and fertilizer levels, enabling farmers to optimize resources and enhance crop yields. With insights into the technical workings and applications of these sensors, this episode is a treasure trove of information for anyone interested in the intersection of electronics and agriculture. For more information on Murata and it's soil sensing capabilities, visit here: https://www.murata.com/en-eu/products/sensor/soil

In this episode of the Electropages Podcast, we sat down with Tristan Cool, Product Marketing Manager in the Industrial & Commercial Business Unit, and Tamas Daranyi, Senior Product Manager for AI/ML, from Silicon Labs to dive into the world of predictive maintenance, condition monitoring, and the transformative power of machine learning in industrial applications. Discover the advantages of sub-gigahertz technology and the challenges and solutions in model training. Learn about Silicon Labs' unique approach to application-driven solutions and the vast potential of their Machine Learning Toolkit. Whether you're an ML expert or just starting out, this podcast offers insights and practical advice for integrating machine learning into your projects. Learn more about Silicon Labs Works With by visiting: https://www.silabs.com/about-us/events/works-with-2023-on-demand

In this episode of the Electropages Podcast, Omnetics' Travis Neumann and project engineer Eric Bergquist discuss the intricacies of developing custom electronic applications tailored for extreme conditions. They highlight the design and functionality of connectors and cables that can withstand temperatures of up to 400°C, a crucial requirement for space applications like electric thrusters using xenon gas.  The conversation with host Robin Mitchell emphasizes the challenges electronic engineers face in managing heat in space, given the absence of conventional heat dissipation methods. Eric sheds light on innovative solutions, such as the use of fiberglass wrap and ceramic powder jackets, to ensure stability and functionality in these harsh environments.  Additionally, the podcast touches upon the unique approach of using stainless steel wire combined with a stainless steel jacket for ultra-high-temperature applications, showcasing the adaptability and innovation required in electronic engineering for space applications. For more on these products & solutions, please visit https://www.omnetics.com/ 

In this episode of the Electropages Podcast, Ulderico Arcidiaco from Sfera Labs joins the conversation to discuss the innovative world of Raspberry Pi-based hardware solutions. The podcast explores the accidental origins of Sfera Labs and its evolution into a key player in building automation and edge computing. Ulderico provides a comprehensive overview of their three main product lines: Strato, Iono, and Exo, each offering unique capabilities in the realm of Raspberry Pi and Arduino-based systems. The discussion covers a range of topics, including the integration of Raspberry Pi and Arduino in their products, the advantages of an open-source approach, and practical advice on getting started with Sfera Labs' offerings. The podcast is a treasure trove of insights for tech enthusiasts and professionals alike, shedding light on the versatility and potential of Raspberry Pi in modern computing solutions. For more information, visit the Sfera Labs: https://www.sferalabs.cc/

Welcome to another episode of The Electropages Podcast. In this episode we delve into the fascinating world of vertical farming with Frank Cirolia from Advanced Energy. With over 40 years of experience in the power industry, Frank shares his insights on the transition from outdoor to indoor farming and the challenges and solutions associated with power and lighting in vertical farming.  Discover how LED lights are transforming the industry by providing cost-effective, reliable, and adjustable lighting solutions. Watch the full video to learn more about the future of agriculture and the role of Advanced Energy in this exciting journey. For more information, visit Advanced Energy's official website: https://www.advancedenergy.com/

Join host Robin Mitchell in this episode of The Electropages Podcast with Travis Neuman and Scott Fitzharris from Omnetics. Dive into the world of Nano connectors and discover their incredible applications, challenges, and standout features. From aerospace to space exploration, Nano connectors offer compact form factors, robust performance, and weight reduction benefits. Learn how Omnetics tackles trace routing challenges with latching connectors, integrated back shells, and through-hole pins. Explore their meticulous manual assembly process, ensuring top-notch quality connectors. If you're an engineer seeking tailored connector solutions, Omnetics' expertise and personalised support are here to assist you. Don't miss this fascinating conversation!

In this episode, host Robin Mitchell is joined by Yashar Shahabi, Senior Vice President E-Commerce at Sourceability, as we take a look into the world of Datalynq and their impact on the electronics supply chain.  Discover how Sourceability's Datalynq services provide real-time information on electronic components, their availability, and lead times to help engineers make better design decisions. Learn about the integration of Datalynq's APIs into popular Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools and the company's collaboration with a major EDA player to deliver Datalynq services directly within their tool. Don't miss this engaging discussion on the role of Datalynq services in revolutionising electronics supply chain management. Subscribe to our channel for more updates on the latest developments in the field. 

In this enlightening episode of the Electropages Podcast we sit down with Scott White, the visionary CEO of Pragmatic Semiconductor, and discuss the world of flexible integrated circuits. As Scott unveils the groundbreaking technology behind their unique products which unlike traditional silicon-based circuits, Pragmatic's circuits are thin, bendable, and remarkably cost-effective. Discover how these innovative circuits are set to revolutionize the electronics industry by embedding intelligence into everyday items, transforming them into smart devices, from the intricacies of metal oxide semiconductors to the potential applications of this technology. Learn more about Pragmatic Semiconductor here: https://www.pragmaticsemi.com/

Welcome to another episode of The Electropages Podcast where host Robin Mitchell interviews Duker Dapper, from Flip Electronics, about their recent acquisition of Resurgent Semiconductor and their innovative solutions to address obsolescence challenges in the semiconductor industry. Learn how Flip Electronics bridges the gap between end-user product lifecycles and semiconductor lifecycles, offering a wide range of products and ensuring authenticity and quality. Discover how their partnership with Resurgent brings new opportunities and benefits for engineers and companies facing obsolescence issues. Don't miss this insightful discussion!